Temperature Distribution and Specific Absorption Rate inside a Child's Eyes from Mobile Phone

This paper represents the numerical analysis of Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) and temperature distribution within the eyes of realistic child head model exposed to mobile phone radiation at the frequency of 4G. The SAR and temperature distribution are obtained by numerical solutions of the equation...

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Veröffentlicht in:Tehnički vjesnik 2023-04, Vol.30 (2), p.608-613
Hauptverfasser: Stankovic, Vladimir, Jovanovic, Dejan, Blagojevic, Milan, Raos, Miomir, Jevtic, Andela
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Zusammenfassung:This paper represents the numerical analysis of Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) and temperature distribution within the eyes of realistic child head model exposed to mobile phone radiation at the frequency of 4G. The SAR and temperature distribution are obtained by numerical solutions of the equation of electromagnetic wave propagation as well as the bioheat equation. The values of SAR and temperature distribution are shown for different biological tissues of the eyes during exposure to electromagnetic radiation from a mobile phone. As electromagnetic properties of tissues depend on the electromagnetic waves' frequency, the value of SAR and temperature will be different for different tissues. For the purpose of this research, a realistic 3D model of a child's head has been created. Maximum absorption of electromagnetic energy occurs in the surface layers of the child head model, whereby this value exceeds the maximum allowed limits. This is the case when the radiation source is positioned closest to the head model. An increase in temperature was observed in the biological tissues and organs closest to the radiation source, i.e. the mobile phone. As the distance between the mobile phone and the child head increases, the temperature decreases, but slower than the SAR values.
ISSN:1330-3651
1848-6339
DOI:10.17559/TV-20220717232926